DAILY PICS VOL. 180

Bald Eagle,,

Now this mad Mockingbird is mine,,,,,

And another Mockingbird,,,,,

Great Blue Heron closeup,,,,,,

Those are really nice, great close up of the Hawk.

Baby Killdeer or Killdee as they call them here in Arkansas,,,,,,,,,They are no bigger than your thumb but can run like the wind. Only two days old

Momma and babies

Thank you Burn,,,I really enjoy taking pictures and especially of wildlife.......Roy

Robin,,,,,,,,,

Male Cardinal........

Someone will have to tell me what this migrating bird is,,,,,

A Swainson's Warbler I think,,,,,,

Wonderful pics everyone!!

Another migrating bird,,,,

A Green Heron,,,,,,,,,,

pelletory.......A couple of threads back (volume 177), you showed a pic that you described as a female junco. I'd be more inclined to think it was the "pink sided" form (mearnsil). Check Peterson Field Guides to see if you agree. I've been trying all day to get a pic of one for you, but they are so shy, I could only get this poor quality pic taken through the front window.

Baby Goose,,,,,,

A Vulture,,,,,,,,,,

Baltimore Oriole

Male Wood duck,,,,

Is that a dickcissel??? (We call anything we can't ID a dickcissel but I think this really is one.)

wow Roy, you have gorgeous pictures. You should think about adding to Bird Files.

So true, mate. They would be great for birdfiles.

pellitory......I just Googled 'junco pictures' and found "Dark-eyed Junco photos" by Bill Schmokes that shows a great collection of nearly every form of junco I've ever heard of. Check it out.

Well, all I can say is WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sparrow...

Thx,,,I will have to ask wife to take me to birdfiles,

2vernes, Your photos are wonderful. I absolutely love the killdeer especially the babies. Don't know how you managed to get close enough for the great picture. I have seen the babies a couple of times but never managed to get close enough for a good picture.

Donna

Excellent shooting 2vernes!!! I love the baby Killdeer and Warbler!!

avaeads, You may be right about the form of Junco. Thanks!

Thanks for identifying all my birds Resin

Cool! I was right about the dickcissel. Hope to see one in person some day!

Missed this one somehow!

All I can say is WOW...lots of great pics!

Eastern Meadowlark from yesterday morning (good morning Marna)!

A Tufted Titmouse that was very choosy about which nut he wanted!

very good pictures!

Saw my first Turkey Vultures yesterday...there were about a dozen of them checking out the farm...kind of spooky!

Thanks one!

A female Eastern Bluebird in the rain the other day.

And her boyfriend!

love the blue birds!!

Thanks for the Meadowlark Rose. DId you ever notice how similar they are (stripey) to Margaret's New Holland Honey Eaters that I also love?

Resin, I'm surprised to hear that is a Chipping sparrow. I didn't think that the Chippies would have made it back north yet. I thought perhaps a tree sparrow with the chest dot hidden.